Cordylines

Cordylines

Add bold colour and tropical texture to your garden with our Cordylines collection. These striking foliage plants deliver year-round drama, vibrant tones, and low-maintenance beauty, perfect for borders, pots, and designer landscapes.

🌱 Why Choose Cordylines

✔ Colour All Year Round – Vibrant foliage in reds, pinks, burgundy and green.
✔ Low Maintenance & Hardy – Easy to grow in pots or garden beds with minimal fuss.
✔ Perfect for Tropical & Modern Gardens – Adds bold contrast and vertical interest.
✔ Great in Sun or Shade – Versatile placement for full sun to part shade.
✔ Ideal for Pots, Courtyards & Borders – Compact forms that thrive in containers or layered plantings.

Top Picks from This Collection

Discover 3 bestsellers customers love from this collection:

- Red Edge Cordyline (Cordyline fruticosa 'Red Edge') – Slender green leaves edged in burgundy red, perfect for tropical layering or striking foliage contrast.
- Pink Diamond Cordyline (Cordyline fruticosa 'Pink Diamond') – A showstopper with bold pink and cream variegation, great for pots or mixed beds.
- Red Sensation Cordyline (Cordyline australis 'Red Sensation') – Upright and architectural with deep burgundy sword-like leaves, ideal for modern landscapes or feature planting.

🏡 Where Cordylines Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Tropical & Resort-Style Gardens – Combine with palms and gingers for a lush escape.
✅ Modern Courtyards & Pots – Use as bold accents in containers or entryways.
✅ Mixed Shrub Borders – Add height and colour contrast in layered plantings.
✅ Shaded Beds & Understorey Plantings – Brighten low-light spots with colourful foliage.

Expert Plant Selection Tip

Cordylines prefer free-draining soil and benefit from regular watering in dry periods, especially in pots. Fruticosa types love warm, humid conditions and part shade, while australis types like Red Sensation are tougher and more sun-tolerant. Fertilise in spring and trim off old leaves to keep plants tidy.

❔ FAQs About Cordylines

Do cordylines grow well in pots?
Yes, Cordylines are excellent for containers and add instant height and colour to patios and entryways.

Can they tolerate full sun?
Australis types like Red Sensation can handle full sun, while fruticosa varieties prefer part shade.

Are cordylines drought-tolerant?
They’re fairly drought-tolerant once established, but perform best with regular moisture.

Do cordylines need much pruning?
Very little, just remove dead or damaged leaves to maintain a clean look.

Will they survive in colder climates?
Cordylines are frost-sensitive, so offer protection in cooler areas or grow in pots that can be moved.

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Cordylines?

Turn your garden into a tropical showpiece, shop our Cordylines collection today!